Wednesday, December 14, 2011

last dolls for 2011

Here are the dolls with which I wave 'goodbye' to 2011. It has been a wonderful year for me, filled with love and happiness and these were the feelings I had in mind when I was creating the two little Christmas carolers.

These dolls are my PFATT Marketplace offering for this month. If you are interested, you can check out my page here: www.pfattmarketplace.com/bottlewhimsies.html







Thank you so much for your support and interest in my art! More 'Bottle Whimsies' will be available in January.

I'm wishing you all a very Merry Christmas & a Happy 2012! May all your wishes and dreams come true!

Monday, November 21, 2011

new collaboration

I'm more than happy to announce that, starting next month, you can find my creations at PFATT Marketplace. I feel so proud for this collaboration, as this marketplace offers folk art creations and has been a favorite of mine for quite some time!

Stay tuned for new Bottle Whimsies...

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

October whimsies

With Halloween approaching I thought I'd create some new pieces. This time I decided to make two trick-or-treaters, Lori the 'Bat Girl' & miss 'Halloween'.












My third October piece is 'Little Red', inspired by the classic fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood".






I hope you like them!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

how it all begins...

An empty spirit bottle, a block of clay and some tools are the starter 'ingredients' of a "Bottle Whimsy". Adding a pinch of love and imagination brings life to my whimsical creations!

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Hilda & Gilda, the twin witches


Meet Hilda & Gilda, the debut pieces of the collection!





They are both one-of-a-kind, made using a glass bottle as their body and polymer clay for their heads. Their little primitive owls were also made using polymer clay.

Hilda & Gilda are mischievous little witches. Their favorite time of the year is, of course, Halloween when their magic becomes really strong and they can play their tricks to poor people! So, be careful not to cross their path on Halloween night... who knows, they might turn you into a frog!

my first post, yay!

Hey everyone and welcome to my first blog post!

I've been following some very inspirational blogs for quite some time and have found it to be a really interesting experience! It is always fascinating to see how the work of fellow artists comes to life and what really inspires them!

I'd been wanting to create my own blog but I kept postponing it. A couple of months ago I came up with a new doll idea; I saw empty spirit bottles being thrown away so a thought crossed my mind: why not reuse these bottles to make dolls? This is how "Bottle Whimsies" were born. It is a collection which combines the charm of the old and primitive with the environmental benefits of recycling. So, with the birth of these dolls along came my blog.

I hope you will love "Bottle Whimsies" and follow their colorful journey!